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FidelioTheater an der WienNo. of reviews: 14 | |
Année Beethoven à Vienne : un Fidelio en quête d’identité |
 30 Jun 20 / ResMusica |
Fidelio confiné, mais Fidelio libéré |
| 22 Jun 20 / Wanderer |
Nouvelle production de Fidelio à Vienne |
| 21 Apr 20 / ConcertoNet (French) |
Edel sei der Mensch, hilfreich und gut |
| 20 Apr 20 / Klassik Info |
Throughout the evening, the conductor galvanizes orchestra and singers into a unified, gripping reading of the score |
| 12 Apr 20 / Classical Voice North America |
Waltz’ „Fidelio“ ist ein Lehrstück über unterdrückte Gewalt |
| 29 Mar 20 / Berliner Morgenpost |
«Fidelio» und die Krise: Wer rettet Florestan jetzt aus diesem Labyrinth? |
| 27 Mar 20 / Neue Zürcher Zeitung |
Christoph Waltz inszeniert „Fidelio“: Kompromiss in der Kühlzone |
| 24 Mar 20 / Merkur |
Oben ein Loch |
| 24 Mar 20 / FAZ |
Christoph Waltz, der alte Tarantino-Recke, inszeniert Beethoven in Wien, das heißt: natürlich im Netz |
| 23 Mar 20 / Süddeutsche Zeitung |
"Fidelio" als Hoffnungsschimmer für eine Welt im Kerker |
| 23 Mar 20 / Wiener Zeitung |
Beethovens "Fildelio" am Theater an der Wien im TV: Gefangen im Treppenhauses |
| 23 Mar 20 / Opera Online (German) |
Kein Applaus, aber viel Publikum: Waltz inszeniert "Fidelio" |
| 23 Mar 20 / Augsburger Allgemeine |
"Fidelio" im Fernsehen: Telegener Freiheitskampf der Oper |
| 23 Mar 20 / Der Standard |
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| 2. | Médée Opéra national de Paris |
| 3. | La Gioconda Teatro di San Carlo |
| 4. | Pelléas et Mélisande Opéra Royal de Wallonie |
| 5. | La Gioconda Teatro di San Carlo |
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